Note: In keeping with the privacy and exclusivity of the hotel's facilities, Al Husn does not cater to children under the age of 18 years. For families with children under the age of 18, we recommend Al Waha and Al Bandar hotels.

Quick Facts

Get up to speed on the region

The largest of the seven emirates, Abu Dhabi is the capital city of the United Arab Emirates.

A destination for the discerning traveller, the emirate has something for everyone. Immerse in the excitement of a dynamic 21st century city, or discover unspoiled beaches, the tranquillity of the desert, rugged mountain scenery and lush green oases.

With an estimated 10% of the world’s known oil reserves, Abu Dhabi ranks as the richest of the emirates and a global player in its own right.

Medical services in the country are of a high standard and visitors should not find it difficult to obtain appropriate treatment and advice.

No health certificates are required to from visitors unless they are arriving from a cholera or yellow-fever infected area visited in the previous 14 days.

Dress

The attitude to dress in Abu Dhabi is relaxed, but all visitors should show respect for local culture and customs in public places by avoiding excessively revealing clothing.

Lightweight summer clothes are suitable year-round, but slightly warmer garments may be needed in the evenings during the winter months. A sweater or a cardigan may be required in malls, hotels and restaurants due to air-conditioning.

Swimming attire is acceptable at beaches and pools.

Weather

Abu Dhabi has a sub-tropical, arid climate and sunny blue skies with temperatures ranging from a low of around 10°C (50° F) in winter, to a high of around 48°C (118° F) in the summer.

The most pleasant time to visit is during the cooler winter months when temperatures are around 24°C (75° F) during the day and 13°C (56°F) at night.

Humidity can be somewhat high for prolonged stays outdoors during the hottest months (July and August).